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WorksheetsNelsons HR GI
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Hepatitis B virus is described as :
RNA virus
Double stranded RNA
Double stranded DNA
None of the above
A pregnant patient is about to deliver her first baby. Her Hepatitis B titers are as follows:
(+) HBsAg (-) anti HBs
(+) HBeAG
Which of the ff statements is not true?
Patient has active HepB infection
Patient was given Hep B vaccine
Patient is shedding Hep B virus
None of the above
Interpret the ff findings:
(-) HBsAg (+) anti HBs (-) HBV DNA
previous vaccination
ongoing infection
past infection
normal
Interpret the ff findings:
(-) HBsAg +/- anti HBs
(+) anti HBc +/- HBV DNA
(+) IgM anti HBc
Early infection
Chronic infection
Acute Resolving Infection
Recovered from past infection and immune
Which of the ff is true in the prevention of Hepatitis A:
Ig is given only prior to exposure
Ig lasts only for 3 months
Ig is given only to children less than 12 months
Ig may not be given to patients with allergies to components of the vaccine
Patients with Hepatitis B will always be (+) for HBsAg.
True
False
Which of the ff hepatotropic viruses has the highest risk for chronic hepatitis:
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis C
Hepatitis D
Hepatitis E
Initial symptoms of pyloric stenosis
Abdominal distention
Loss of appetite
Non bilious vomiting
Loss of weight
Vomiting is commonly seen in pyloric stenosis. This condition can lead to the ff:
Metabolic acidosis
Normal anion gap
Compensated metabolic alkalosis
Hypochloremic metabolic alkalosis
Malrotation is the incomplete rotation of the intestine around this vessel
Abdominal artery
Superior mesenteric artery
Inferior mesenteric artery
Left renal artery
